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We know that college is a big investment and we work hard to keep a college education affordable for all students. Wright State offers a wide variety of both merit- and need-based scholarships for first-year, continuing, transfer, and graduate students.

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We take access to college seriously, providing an unrivaled level of value and quality. In addition to our being among the most affordable four-year universities in Ohio, our Office of Financial Aid in RaiderConnect will work with you and your family to decrease your out-of-pocket expenses. Scholarships, grants, federal work-study, and loans are all options to help you afford a quality college education.

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Beyond our impressive scope of academic and research opportunities, Wright State offers you the opportunity to make friends, gain leadership skills, and have fun by getting involved in our student organizations. You can find like-minded students in clubs revolving around cultures, languages, religions, community service, athletics, and more.

Wright State Facts

A nationally recognized, regionally accredited university, our six colleges, Boonshoft School of Medicine and School of Professional Psychology offer 150+ bachelor’s, master’s, doctoral and professional degrees. Founded in 1964, Wright State was granted full university status in 1967.

Wright State University is growing by leaps and bounds and we're not just talking about the number of students here. Our campus, research, technology, and athletics are all experiencing innovations and growth that make this the best time to be a Raider!

By the Numbers (Fall 2012)

12 miles outside of Dayton on 557 beautiful acres

Over 14,000 undergraduate students and nearly 3,000 graduate students

23:1 student to teacher ratio

Our students hail from 47 states, District of Columbia, and 64 countries